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New York, New YorkBeijing, China

Hanh Pho

Hanh Pho completed her PhD in Education, Communication and Language Sciences, at Newcastle University in the UK. She is currently working as a lecturer at FPT University, Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. Her research interests are culture, identity and interculturality; intercultural communication and adaptation, integrating critical and creative thinking in teaching, and plagiarism in higher education.

Publications

Investigating Acceptance to Conversational Artificial Intelligence: A Case Study in Vietnam
Investigating Acceptance to Conversational Artificial Intelligence: A Case Study in Vietnam
Hanh Pho. © 2024. 24 pages.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is predicted to revolutionize most industries in the next few years. This has resulted in a surge in research interest in AI. However, there is a...
Social Contact and Adaptation: A Study of International Students in British Higher Education During the Sojourn and Re-Entry
Social Contact and Adaptation: A Study of International Students in British Higher Education During the Sojourn and Re-Entry
Hanh Pho. © 2023. 23 pages.
This longitudinal mixed methods study examined the relationship of social contact and socio-cultural, academic, and psychological adaptation outcomes of international students....
Cultural Identity in the Superdiversity Environment: The Story of International Students in British Higher Education
Cultural Identity in the Superdiversity Environment: The Story of International Students in British Higher Education
Hanh Pho. © 2022. 24 pages.
The cultural identity of sojourners undergoing cultural transition, especially student sojourners (also known as international students), has recently become a burgeoning...
“My English Is Not Good, I Can't Talk to You”: English Proficiency and Intercultural Contact of International Students in the UK
“My English Is Not Good, I Can't Talk to You”: English Proficiency and Intercultural Contact of International Students in the UK
Hanh Pho. © 2022. 15 pages.
Social contact, especially intercultural interactions, of international students when studying abroad has recently become a burgeoning research interest. This chapter presents a...